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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
Naltimnres ehio= ssabnatie IlI@aft,

" SaItI NJ ore, Den 10. Dttober 1857.
grburdo miro hefGnnt aema6t, bas RuntdG, ben
81. gooember 1887. am oritten Ronta9e belaaen
Ropots, smiId1en Trdb 10 uno giahmittda L u6r,
cine @cnefaI BerIommlun9 beI Aftiondre htsfer Sc
IenIdaft i'm Biirean oeriel6en in Der Saot Baltimore
Eebufs GrndbIuua naH Jm6If 9iseftoreu fdr
Die tommenbpu an off Yionate uno grleoi9ung ionIz
ger poI ole SerIammiuus seIausenOer 9siadits ses
bnIten neroen miro.
Sie usbertraauaesbadbtr Derbsn am Z. Ros
eeszber eeidlIoiIeE uno bletben bis Sum 22.
Rpnember 1887 selhoiieu.
l26O,4 4,6o,71,s] -. 8. Slams, Sstrstdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
Smnee.

9budbprs, 8irG., 81. OttOber. -
SGuee9ef06er ptrb aIIeuthalben aus benz
Itibpeiili9eu SbetlP bon Sirgtnten bertdtet.
Su 9btberuiue Hsst Der ShHes msbrsrs
5Ou tisf, 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
@pr0 TN @eridltsaitit,t,er. .

Sudiou, RIff.. 81. SttOber. - Su air.
mount, IL Msilen 0flit oou @offsepiIe,
9iifi., eri4oB Scu SOple, elm iunger Bei
Ger, am lesten Samitnss I'M @eri6tssimmer
bic Negertu gfo9 Sberman, neIhe tbu be-
iduloigt bate, iie uno ibre EcGter uerse,
poItist iu bnben. Sopte nub Elm 8erpanr,
Ter btsIan bic @eridtsbeamten bann ourG
uDrsshaltene &euoIuer TN S9aG, bis fie ibrt
Dor Der 2btfre ffehenbeu Bferoe erreiheu
fsunteu. Ste bewerffsnistsu ihre 6Iu9t.
BopIe genos bisbsr siueu glteu Ruf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01

uufebltares Y1itteI sestn Eiolarta, DpspepHe
qebers unb gierpenleiben. Appetuoffg;eit, Beroous
unasIhmafe un6 a1e fIimotifhen Bisber. Slobi.
foItur aesen Sopfeioen unb Berffopfuns. Tan for,
bere nur u. q. Eoutc unb fein onberes. so
Gents bic BlafGe. u. q. 3abntropten n Nerve
KfIler) teiIt 3abui6m.rben ioiort; 15 Gents bic
NIaidt. Su alen Apotbettu iu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
SaS Guoe eines gsoiffutf1ett.
MGuberS.

9oIbrOof, u. &, 81. Ottober. - Gus
geuto. Safiu piro gen1eloet. baB in Der gtdbe
isnes Srtes Dor einiseu Eu9eu bic 9eide ei.
mes r@opbOba," gtameus gBiliam Benuer,
anfgefuuben rpnroe. aQem auideine ned
geb6rte Der @et6otete gu Der Srabom. Bartet
nnb nuroe bon 2euten aus Senfsburp er,
ifofien. Ble bns Geriibt sebt, mar Beuuer
elmer BON ben Rduberu, utldae Dor Sur,em
eine BoftHtits, Is Rsieu bonn Sort apafe
entferut, onfielen nno beraubteu; aud per.
mutbet mon, bos oerisIbe bel bem Baburaub
zines 3uses rer atlantic Bnctftc Bnhu."
brei yetlen peflia bon gtauOia, betbsiIigt
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
dOREnOUND&1AR

B@~ Rurtrt tlufebIbar SMite1, &a.
tarrB, &etIerFett, b6fet Sals, @H6.
ma, Sraane mnO cue st6ranseR seE
StBannsSOr8aRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
OF-Baltimorer Nsentnr
fir DOMESTIC "-ssdbntaFd d1taets.
q. u. smtss, Rr. 717, Rsrs< Sat. .strabe

Dfainlnen meroeu
9egen Iet9 {
Boten= un5 Ros
mats : absabIun'
gen Dertauft; altI
D ID lihinen In
&auih on9enom:
men bel Saars
soblunp GROCER
Rabatt bemiuigt
aud 9trtdufe auI
i, z uno 3 Ros
na!e semaht. -
Sog6en aus oel
Sabrit erbalten:
so neue Wlafhis
nen. tie uertnufi
peroen mhHen.-
Sest III bic 3eit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01

Bargains gu eianeen. Smhh pertauft aae 5d6ri.
zate, nie SoutehoIO'ihe. @iOrioseibe uno Singer
Sdbe, su anertieiten Yreeu un6 repnrirt Diaifinen
jtber art. 8. gB. Smitb, str. 7t7. ssorDseSaps
Gtrabe. (Oh.22, ,12NtsD
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Eolitiide An3eigeu.
Raifest @erfatts ntIta1e

esmpfratfT6er Mrbettsr
Rsfttspodb, oeH 2. 1pSembsr, 8 ubr RbeHeS,
tn pes ,, ,eoltas' GaHe."
7emafratiid1e Arbsiter, erhebt Gu@!
Sraaniftsts arteittr am bic 6ruuts!
Bi6erlest bic au9abe, baB unier Srben feline Rt'
gIi!ber iHftrutre, "fute ju fttmmen!"
&Hmpft
fir Cure eerfafIun9smdBi9en 6reibeiten!
SRmpft
acgeH Sab 9oul6 uEb Ietne gmiidre, bic Rnferton's
fd1en 9ebempollEfteH!
Bnhcnttet
foIibe repubI;taniIbe Bropbeten bes Sr5ens!
Die iemofrntiiGe gartsi bot ftp OILS @urt Sreunbin
beroieien.
D'rauf un6 9esen iene! 3ertreut Die aemetnjame
isrtnbn Der Arbelt! Die repubIiianlihe gdriei!
g3olt Sbr gud Spn9sn laiienE
SoIsenbe Serren Ueroen uIs Seamte Der seriamms
lung fuTgrcH;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01

tarrB, Setferfett, b6fen Sals, aRH.
MA, Srarne nnO aae st6ranseR ser
sltBmnnssorsaRe.
Seinen (inoern6en GinfIuB auf bic uur
gc9rifeuen Atbmung8 Orgune UerOantt
er Der Sbutiuhe, OaB feline BeitauOtbetle
Die mirfiamiten befannten SrultutitteI
finb. Der 6auptbeltan0tbeil ilt Der Sonig
Der 2lH6orn (Horehound) >BFau5e, nit
Der Abies Balsamea o0er Balm of Gilead
hemiih perbun0en. g}eben Oieien eutbdlt
er fiinf weitere bOtanifde GIemente, fuelde
bic Btrtiamteit beoeutenO Oerltarter.
0ieienigeu, pe[de Sales Honey Of
Horehound unO Tar gebrau9en, pers
fderu, OaB er in allen 6aQen tuun6er6ar
beiIenO pirtt, mo- Die 2ltbmuug8sOr9une
an9egrifien lin6, uno OaB feline 8irtung
cine ungemetn raide 1T. gr entbdlt Ourdz
aus gddt8, mas Dem Wagen nahtbeiltg
Iein f6nnte, bat eihen GuBerIt aHgenebmen
@eiAmad un0 tpirO 81 etnem 4reiie pera
fault, peIher es islbft 9enieuigen nit be-
fArdnften Ulitteln erm6glidt, ,OeilenWobIs
tboteu tbeiIbaftig gu werOen.
Sin Suften Idbt iib aIs baS @orIduTers
Stadium Der Sdpinbiudt, elmer &runta
belt, seseu peIhe 5nIe's NnoUrns uuo
Tbeerbpnis bas ii6erite betannte 8Orbeus
aundsmittel lift, paiieno beleihnen. Han
peridiebe caber ben @ebruu6 biSeS pers
ldBItdsn ipe3iFi6en IhtteIs teinen AuseuD
bid.
Rin6ern ift er, tpenn Iie BON Group ODER
aeudbuiten befaqen tpOr6en, 6ur9 feline
liuOeruoen @igenidoftea iebr OisnIt9.
Rreiis: 25, so Gents pnb 81 bic
6loi6e; bic sr5bte bic btuisFe.
@Sn alien aputBeIeu su bubsn.
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grGlioeHt:
SpbR -. YSeuS.
SicezBrdiibenten:

NbIIpG y. &eGet' &omotH SapIsS'
SicezBrdiibenten:
Or. 3. Curtis. 8atrit Ruan.
9. Ecien. SfaS. Y. Yumpbrep,
AoI. :. @tleH. 9lanucl 0elho0o.
II. 9unIc. Sob. II. Stine.
,. 5GnOn. SObH :. Oates.
S =. 8onncu. ias. VI. @rGpts.
1Cbn 9HrtiS. z. Crane.
Rorld Dieginnis. 1bomls 2utue.
gfm. 6. u. 3urner. gSm. z. SteUenS.
SobR WatIIn. SEQ. 60uarv,
@5tiipp u. iliiG1. anasr. 5aS. 0fc6isnHoH.
SfubH Nailon. SumusI SomerS.
4ltbur Ieripir. gS. 3. 3immermann.
SOmuel :. @rapeS, UIOrris 5Olman.
~. s. &9an. 2Sm. 2. SoDsu.
j. s. Suon. tJobn He9uar.
3. Tigpuirf. Saipaoor HomlHo.
yeluis gB. 0eoeYon. Gbomas McferD.
@oWurb @Iuuo. .. unberDooo.
Sbonas = Steele. Ism. Wurp6p,
SWcn Wc6ugb. 5obn ;. WcGuaHq.
Suhn Z. SbeQ. .AGIon OeHrO.
Vatt6eU Dturpbq. SoDar6 y. Green.
IS. u. gSeIter. jas. 9rannlF.
&m. 0apion. ISlioer Z. Ban 0auiisr.
Sol E9ta. Odoio V. 8lrtue.
jO9n g. Sutton. 2bsOOore gOun9.
Sas. @a9an, &ba9. .. Whleourne,
Sa$, Reuq, SDeH S6ieIo5.
9R. N1cSonnl6. 9eHnaro Sobb5.
Sobn Selp. t9emi5 =. Deems.
9baS. 28ainDrieht. 9ds. y. 90b6S.
SG3. gn0in 8go5. y. 9fIrue.
YltaeI @ai6man, 28m. s, g8Oli
9obn @onnor. SEQ. Il. ggolf.
~ TV,,as SS09 ~ ~ S'pris,
~ ~. "a Sn ,-. SUlI IN IN - = '''"'
SSG' GsaHAiII9' Vtto' SetH6eI'
som St0L9. S9l. =: 9ofnlns'
y. Z. Sin9s9nrq' 9l9ot z. 0een.s:
gt SLHtt StanP' iSo2" = S"b9i.aH: I
$.% SHo2' "SSatl.i9' 49, <: C =, y.osVt''
S'9toH SooHe' SgGs; y @euq'
Soqh &elttn9. Sas' Surt9au'
Ecn, Ncs9usinno' lSoqn SIalep.
S02h S9IPte9' eugene StoHtS:
e.; q; Z. TsloH. gtanCls u 9stl9n.
9tiWsFI SIpHH' SuSehS ". 2HqIot'
SitGs ES; Sotlun. ISoqn Ttapoeh'
S.!uute S-t = Ut9hn' S1oU.' os G1 STI.u:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
d. z. Cobb a Gump.',

EsEiieuaie6erei. DfaiGineus uub EefieI, E abrtf
E Ssr. ZBb BITS 261, &aes9aroltneHrabs.
HID tprsqef{eI unb Dnmpfs Bassermai6tnen unb 6e'
h ,rot prompt 9iepornturen uuf Ddmpfhtfen, tn i5as
,iysn n e. M. fSanI2 .l2NteT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01

8arie, 81. Stt.-6r. BilIou, 9dmtes
gerlobn bes YrGfOenteu @reup, ertldrte in
elmer unterreouug be5igli6 Der gegeu ihH
erbObeueu 8ei@ulotguugeu in BerbiuOuug
nit Dem SrbenSidmmbel: paa bem Gage,
an pel9tm i'd Dor stnem luteriHduugs. So.
site Bu eriheinen babe, perbe ib aufgeb0rt
bnben, i'm el1idiideu BaIaite Su nobueu."-
gr iugte feruer, nur etue adtuug fiir Sru.
9reop bulte ibu ouoou ab, benz StuaH3miui.
fer ben Setrog ieiner 9ausfteuer fir bic
3eit, in peIder sr i'm BuIaf wobuts, ju
idideu.
gs OerInutet, Bag Or. Gbebenet, Tlitolieb
Der eputirtsnFammer fir bas Departemeut
&boue, etueu BOffeR in Sabiuet erbalteH
ptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01

Gtne GntfdefOuue Oes SbcrbanStS settdstS
msraen peer IpateFteHS iibermoresn sn
eruarteu. - northumberland tn
Gbteasp.-EaS 5ruei uSupsrIaSites" gsau.
Her auf ttnem Sa1naaee seb5rt baben
mpufn.
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BnLoarten.

SuEguCIeEs
Baris, 81. Gttober. - ,Soleil" uer0fs
fentlidt cine 8epei6e aus Sofia, Iaut mel.
der Tiirf Seroinuno ben pm. 9reIaUo in
elmer poliIiiden RiiFou Ha1 2Bien uuO Ba'
re geiaidt bat.
Softa, 81. Sftuber.-9ie SObrnuie Bat
einfimulig cine aoreile 3ur Gutnort auf Die
Sbrourebe bes 6iirfsu Ssrbiuaub auseuOuls
men, in mel@er fie benz QestereH bic Serf'
dsruu8eu siebt. OuB ibH Die 4rmee unb oaS
Bolt treu unterfitsen peroeu.
8ieIe Gbgeoroneteu babeu beidloiIen, 9as
rauel0ff nno bic anoeren on Der AbieBuns oeS
Siirfien Glernnaer betbeiligten SerihmSrer
Dor bic SobIanie III citiren, uno man 9luubt,
on5 ieHer Bedding ieuiatioueue Sceueu in
Der SobraHle neranInfen miro.
EOrmoasa In Der 9artst.
gouftonttuopeI, 81. Sftobtr.-Die
Dformoueu hnbeu 6te Bforte nm @rlanbuis
SHr @riinolug elmer gem.inoe in Der Stirs
lei eriutt. glau ermartet, eaB oas 9elud
senebmist tperoeu niro.
aaS Gbima.
Sbungbni, 81. Sttober. - Der ReiIer
sub 1900, 900 EaslS fir bic Nmelioratiou
bes selben Blufes. Die ftirlIiden llsber.
ihmemmnugeu leHes 6luiies tofeten ctrt1
1000 Neui6eu bas 4sbeu uno ri4teten euOr'
men S6aoen on.
Gin taiHfaer RrtesSOampfsr esftraneet.
Sbuugbui, 81. Oftober. - Das flag,
aeni6lff bes ruliIIhen 6riegsgeihuobers in
filIeu 0esre if uuf ben sttpptu bel BIabi'
UOftod sefrGnbet.
2oaSoasr 9osiaIffteH.
9oubou, 81. Sttobsr. - SIbIaub, Der
Siihrsr Der uubei6dftisteu arbsitsr, fpslhe
ttirjIid mebrere 9emonftrattoueu 6er in
Sceue iestsu, ift inter Der autIass/ /Ssrbaftst
mOrbsn, bic Bsu6ltsruug Bu RuRfSrungeu
oufgereijt 5u babeH. @r mur6 s&eseu Btitss
ifott eutIafeu. Seiue Btirs% FaO anule
Seiaut Inb Pafor 5eaelam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
9er gitcoraotta gd1fffscottaI.

gietps orf, 81. SttOber. - DIE @rs
petition, Delde bic Sermefiuus Der 5tuute
fir ben Ricuragua' Shifiscaual uollenosn
iCI, I6ifft iif an &c. NOuember auf benz
Dumpfer rSouoOo" mad @reptOru, gtlcara
qua, elm. Ste befeht in 40 @iuil. Sugeuleu
rem uuo 10 Arbeiteru uuo ffebt uuter Sci.
tuua bes Sru. Bern. @hef. Sngenieur u.
@. ReuOcuI uirb iih Der Expedition siuige
BoHeu ipdtsr aui4lisBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01

Berlin. 81. Sttober. - RuiFfde gfad.
ridteu Der nSrautiurter 3eituu9" msIoen Die
au5psiiung oes Sru. Yan 9ttper, ebemaIi.
gen amerifaHii1eu SonIuls al Dicst1n, aus
8uslanb. Ban 8ipsr ioa auf Seiua Der
ruifiden Slegterung ubgeiest noroeu iein,
neil er ruifideu au6feaern gu Stem 0r,
leans MeDailen osrtaufte Die rliiiide
Ssb0rbe benadridu8te, ebe fe Ban Rtpt.
itbsr he @reuJe ihtdte, bic ameritauiide &es
gieruug iiber ibre abfht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01
Gm Saiiengeridhts Ger Staot Baltimore
. Su Sadsn Sss fa6IdfisS
@ ASeaH peS EtaofsyseatgxaterS,

(25s,64,7O,6) 9eIfamentsz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-01

Rreiie: 25, so Gents unb 81 bic
6loi6e; bic sr5bte bic btuisFe.
@Sn alien Gpptbeien iu bubsn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
TIE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS
10 HANG NEXT FRIDAY.

Ire United States Supreme
Court. on Wednesday. agreed with.
out . dissenting voice. to deny the
appeal Of the six Chicago Anarcl,.
lists TO- new trial on q writ Of or
ror. No error vas found in the
proceedings. and the decision oil
the lower court was sustained.
Consequently they will he hung
next Friday. unless the Governor
OF Illinois grants them . pardon or
respite. This 10 scarcely probable.
- pnblic sentiment. society, and
the institutions Of our country are
all opposed to Anarchy. Socialism.
and bomb-throwers. aud demand
that a severe example shall lie made
Of tLese Wholesale mur.ierers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05

The rivalry between Florida and
southern California will b vsry
sharp this winter. and iustead OF
hurting either Of them. will doubt.
less help them both. The in,lica.
tons are that the number of East.
ern people visiting southern Cali
f"rnia will be larger than ever be.
fore. they will find . big land
boom there. and doubtless uauv Of
them will make investmeuts-N
T. Tribune.
II Louisiana makes the proper
effort. che cnr divert from both
States psmed. We have one n
the beet climates in the world and
~hether q winter or permanent
settlement he tho object Of visitors
they can end splendid npportnni.
ties in our Florida parishes con-
"'ct~d with this city by rail. But
o"r people must advertise advpn
tsges as the people Of Florida and
Calitornia dO.-(A,VnicIe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
FIfth--lt will lead TO q better

Fifth--It will lead to . better
practice Of medicine. when physi
oians throughout the State can
study disease with reliable meteor.
illogical records by their side; and
Tor sanitary purposes. correct me-
tsoroloxical statistics are invaluable
to the practitioner in applying pre-
ventivs remedies for the public
good.
Forms for recording observa.
tons. ranked envelopes, book Of
instructions. etc.. will he furnished
frea. All Communications should
bs addressed to Il. E. KEsxAx,
Stste Weather Service, New Or
leans. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
WALNUTS AS FOOD FOR
TURKEYS.

A writer in a London paper says
under this head: / stated Ixst wee /
that in former days tame turkeys
we're fed with walnuts to give them
the taste OF wild turkeys. Iu It.Iy
turkeys are always fatt-nad with
"alnu:& Thirty days before tur.
key 10 to be killed.. one walnut il
stuf1S't down it's throat. Each .lmy
ne ~ given IN ai.iiiional walnut.
and on the twenty ninth day he
1as twe"'y nine walnnts. He is
then immensely fat. l have often
wondered. adds the writer. why
our turkey breeders do not x.lupt
this plan.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covineton ia
Possoffice. Friday. Nov 4, 1887.
Persons calling for The sxme will
please ray adve, tised:
Brumield V
Brsnnon Lucinda Mrs.
Bickhs'n l. Son
Guilds Muses.
CAgyI'sr Eloise Mrs
Carter Jno w
Halliday Matthew
Kendall g II
March Lou Mrs
Mason ID H
Mason d II. one package
Pigott WI
Reagan ] ISABELLA Mrs
Rysls K Branch
Smith 5
S~Ies Rose N(iss
Schmo'ke Chas
Toepfer Mary Miss
Taylor Thomas
Tison ii ! Mrs
Wheat Emma
Wells Hattie
Veillon Angelo Mira
1t not called for in thirty days
Irom date. the above letters vii Ie |
sent to the Derd-I.etter Office.
The Postotiics will he open. on
sunday. from 1870 TO 8 o'clock .. n
CHAs HENRI. p 81
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
IMPORTANCE OF A CENT.

It 10 almost impossible to nttacl
aLy importance 70 one cent. but al
the same time il 10 . very import
ant coin at times. says an exchange
It will take q circular to Califor.
mia. and it will make You mad Ter
than a halter and . March hare
combined whe" you 20 n pay your
fare on q horse-car and end that
yOu have but four cents and . ten.
dollar bill.
One cent is very small. bat when
it is added to the rate Of interest
yon receive on q stock It possesses
a stern. magnificent grandeur. that
carries you away like . strain Of
music.
The penny. It seems was made
to pnt on church plates. and. al.
though a man may say it amounts
10 nothing. no will strike matches
and lift mats and crawl about in
The straw on . horse-car to find the
one he drops. 1t is SO amsll coin
that you have TO take Of your glove
10 take hold Of it in Your pocket,
yet it is % large. when the baby
swallows it. tina: the chances OF tue
'Aby's living are sometimes not
worth a cent
Although one cent il less than
en- cents. yet ono cert il . great
isai larger than a dime. Many q
nan hss gone thirsty all day with
our cents in bic pocket. For the
want Of that one cent the four were
. useless ~ the eleven men on the
"ry Who are held out against by
me
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05

The special election Tor Con-
gresham passed of quietly last
Tuesday. and although very small
vote was polled. Hon. s. NJ. Rob-
ertson was elected by about 5000
majority.
The vote in this parish was a.
follows:
Robertson. 1886.
Yoist. II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
BANKING SEED CANE.

]. Will sugar cane tops keep il
banked. and do ss well for planting
A. the whole cane. or 10 it profits.
BILE to plant them if they keep?
2. Please tell me the best way TO
manage cane stubbls 20 keep them
sound through the winter. A.
T.. SlappervilIe, Ala.
Anssoer.-l. Have never seen il
tried. but eco no reason Why they
should not keep II is . common
practice in Louisiana to open fur
row in middlss Of cane rows at the
time Of harvesting. and plaot the
tops whore they are to grow next
season. It is eaid they make excel
lent-even the best seed. Our own
experience is that tue eyss from the
immature tops put forth sprouts
earlier and more vigorously tLau
from the middle joints.
2. Undoubtedly the best way 10
keep the stubbls is to cover with
the litter - they stand. and then
throw two furrows Of earth over al
with . large pillow. using the hoe or
hand shovel to cover the more ex-
posed. The point to be observed |
% keeping sugar cane 10 to keep il
ret. and covered beyond The reach
# frost or the heat Of the sum-
1tlaata (Ga.) Southern Cullivator
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
SIXTEENTH SEC.
TION SALE.
STATE Of Louisidna-Harish of s..
1ammany.

Notice is hereby given that, pursuan.
" and by virtue of an or,Ier of SALE
.mah"ting from Hon. q. Is. Steele. AN.
ditos III Puhlic Accounts III the State a,
LOUISIANA, dated October ), 1887. and
an accordance with the provisions nj
section 1876 Of Rays revised st1tutes Of
1870. l will. on SATURDAY,. Decem bcr
IL, 1887. Offer for sale Mt the Gourthoy,c
door, IN the town of Covinyton, Parish
and state aforesaid. within legal hours
Tor Judicial sales. the Sixteenth Section
school Land in section Ie. township Z.
range Is east. Greensburs District, Par.
ish OF 81. TsmM.ny. State Uf Louisiana.
said land tO he offered in lots of not
less than forty nor more than one hun.
drsd and sixty acres. No bids for Less
than the appraised value will Ls re.
ceived.
Tes,us "f -One.tenth OF purchase
price u be paid in cash, and the bal.
ance ~ nine equal annual install lmen.s
With per cent per annum interest
ehereon from date, secured Nv special
mortgage ON the land sold, and personul
security IN sOtido. Or IL the purchaser
prefers. he c~n ray the whole amount
"f he bid in cash. del, citing the inter.
cat "hich the credit would otherwise
draw.
W. B. Cook.
Sheriff and ex-officio Auct,onesr.
(orisgsoa, La. Nor. 4, 1887.
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VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.


MASDEvrLLE. Nov. 3. 1887.
EDrros ST. TAxMAxY FARMER:
This week began in a donble w.v
for ns. 6rstly All Saints Dsv. anil
secondly the election for q Member
OF the FiftistI' Congress.
All S.ints' Day was We'll oh.
"e'vs.l BY the entire population.
Our town can well feel proud of
the arrangements al the Hr.v.
Yard. anil also Of their curate. the
Rev. Father Aveilhs, who at noon
proceeded to the Grave Yard AM,
blessed each aud every tomb. aud
in the evening. ut vespers, made
one OF the most touching aud ap-
pr"priate addresses that was ever
delivered in Onr church. The crowd
was 40 large that many hail to stand
At the entrance. Yesterday being
the feast Of the deal. there we're a
great many visitors to the Grave
Yard. to pay their tribute to the
departed.
The election went on worry qniet.
". and very few voters made their
appearance. Fihy-six votes were
cast. among which we're nine COL
orei voters.
In the evening it was pretty live.
~ at the polls. A few Of the
"Nickels supporters MADE their
appearance aud tried To discuss
politics. 1t was really co,nic:.l. |
They ran McEnery down and would |
like to hang every one belonging
I" the st. Ts'umsny ring" not ex.
our honorable District
Judge. and would like to zee the
Fourth Ward secede from the par.
ish.
Our municipal authorities have
made move in the right dire ction
They intend to have every stree
from the Lake 20 the pine
woods cleared Of ali timber, 50 that
here shall be free access to the
own from oil parts Of the parish.
This is greatly desired, but more
'ction and less talk is needed. q
Last Sunday several parties Who .
anne over on Saturdays boat vent
0 Abits and took the S O'Clock
rain for tue City. SO they could be |
ONE in time Tor business Monday
FORMING. The New Camslia's
"a. NJ, is too late for
ns'ness hours. She ought 10 leave
land-vills at 6 A. N. This would :
eneft the town aud the boat also. :.
A branch road FROM Abita to this
ace is greatly needed.
TR.spa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05

SOLID fAcrs u y weil.krown
tact that Rss,l's Chill Cure ia rap
IDLY gaining shs greatest reputati"t
at auy chill seusiy on the market.
Why Is il? B..ca,,.. il Contains no
qni"ins. stryci,nIms or arsenic. i.
pleasant {" take aud guaranteed t.
cnr-. it nsel NJ directed. Soid by
DR.. F. J. Heintx.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-11-05
THE COLORED STATE FAIR

The Lonis;ana Colored Stat,
Fair. which has received enconr
asement from the Governor, IL.
City Council. the Lake Charles ans
Baton Rouge Agricultural Conven
lions and p"blic-spirited citizens ia
general. will open at the Spanisi
Fort on next Monday. the 7th inst.
aud continue till Saturday. thu
18th.
The COlorsd State Fair As.ocia
ton. under the auspices Of which,
the Fair is to DO conducted. have
been diligent in advertising pre-.
"inm lists and in making use al
all means ut their command Ia
arouse their people to take nm &C
tive interest in the preparation Of
Exhibits.
1t is confidently expected that
Sins fair will represent the progress
aud tho industries If tie colored
people. aud give t. us a clear idle.
OF their capabilities connected with
their present and future.
Agriculture. manufactures. mech.
""'sm and commerce. with educa.
tio"sl exhibits. will present . sight
we'll worth going to see. The white
people feel = kindly interest in the
affair. because it is . move in the
right direction aud on practical
lines. aud We hope nothing will
occur to imperil ito complete sue
Gees.
1t 10 the design OF the Fair As
ISOLATION to hold annually a State
Fair. and it is important that tho
6rst of the seriee shall be appreci-
"soo ny large attendance. A sue
cess now will greatly assist in the
placing OF stock aud assure the &C.
conl .lisamsut of future enterprises
Vi Tie kind. The colored exhibits
1t the World's Exposition are re-
nembered with pleasure. as they
we're very crsditsbls 10 the colored
people. aud We hope the exhibits
It the Fair will 10 equally eo.-
Ne'0 Ort.ans Chronicle
1t seems to us that the managers
we're unwise in selecting the bust
ut time Of the Year for holding the
;oIors.i State Fair. when many
honsands vi their race are ut work
u the cane and cotton fields, and
''lI not be able to participate.